ID please

[sealmeister]

I need someone to ID these :)
This is under my actinic lighting

23066
This is under full lighting.
23067



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[Big_Pun]

the old tx trash paly, they grow fast and smother out other coral. I hate mine


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[jrossjr79]

great, I have one of those in my tank as well. 4 polyps right now on the edge of my pipe organs

[Mike]

We have a bunch and they are fine in our tank. Our RBTA nestles out of them.

[sealmeister]

Well I don't think they look to bad and me being a rookie I think I will keep them.


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[allan]

Bro,

When someone tells you that you've a troublesome coral, take heed.

If you like and enjoy the coral... Awesome... But to heed the warnings of others, put it in an area that you can manage it. An island. That way you can enjoy them while figuring out the growing habits of the coral.

I got a single polyp of fairy dust paly. Awesome coral. You can almost see them growing. I think they are worth about a penny per polyp, but they look awesome, so I keep them separate from anything that they can grow onto.

Btw, if you want one of those I can hook you up. Really pretty, but they grow too fast.

[Zephyr Aquatics]

Amazing advise allan!

[profntbtr]

glad to hear that those took off for you, Allan, kind of. All of mine died off, and i'm pretty sure i'm happy about it. there is no room in my 24 gallon tank for anything that plots to overgrow everything else and take over.

[sealmeister]

They have sprouted a couple new polyps over that last month. They are still on the piece of rock that they came on so not to worried about that. I also have some anthelia that's doing about the same. 23068


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